Vernon, Edward, 1684-1757.
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Vernon, Edward
Edward Vernon Royal Navy admiral (1684-1757)
VIAF ID: 29881324 (Personal)
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Works
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| Adm. V---n's opinion upon the present state of the British Navy : in a letter to a Certain Board. To which is Annex'd By way of Illustration, his Letter to the Secretary of the same Board |
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| American railroad manual ... 1873-74 (a.e.) |
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| Blessed are the married, c1996: |
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| [caption title:] Admiral Veinous March |
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| The Conduct of Admiral Vernon examin'd and vindicated: to which is added two exact lists, 1. Of the officers kill'd or dead, in that unfortunate undertaking. 2. Of the military promotions that have happen'd thro' those deaths, each regiment being distingushed [!] by itself. |
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| Considerations upon the white herring and cod fisheries : in which the design of carrying on and improving them, in the manner proposed by a society trading with a joint stock, is fully explained, and freed from all objections. |
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| An enquiry into the conduct of Capt. M-----n : Being remarks on the minutes of the court-martial, and other incidental matters. Humbly addressed to the Honourable House of Commons. By a sea officer. |
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| The genuine speech of the truly honourable Adm-------l V-----------n : to the sea-officers, at a council of war, just before the attack of C---------a. As communicated by a person of honour then present, in a letter to his friend. |
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| A guide to the anglo-saxon tongue. A grammar after Erasmus Rask, extracts in prose and verse for the use of learners |
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| List of the Vernon-Wager manuscripts in the Library of Congress |
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| Original papers relating to the expedition to Panama. |
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| Plan of the harbour town and castles of Carthagena most humbly presented to Edwd. Vernon Esqr. Vice Admiral of the blue and Commander in Chief of his Majesties. Ships & Vessels in the West Indies |
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| A second genuine speech, deliver'd by Adm------l V----------n : on board the Carolina, to the officers of the navy, immediately after the salley from Fort St. Lazara. |
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| Some seasonable advice from an honest sailor : to whom it might have concerned, for the service of the C-n and c-y. |
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| A specimen of naked truth : from a British sailor, a sincere wellwisher, to the honour, and prosperity of the present royal family, and his country. |
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| Tēs Homērou Vernon-iados, rhapsōdia ē gramma 1 The Vernon-iad: done into English, from the original Greek of Homer. Lately found at Constantinople. With notes in usum, &c. Book the first. |
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| A true and impartial account of the rise and progress of the South Sea Company wherein the Assiento contract is particularly considered : proving the great advantages that would have accrued to England by a faithful observance of it on the part of Spain : with observations on a late pamphlet, intituled, Considerations on the American trade, before and since the establishment of the South Sea Company, detecting the many gross misrepresentations of the author, humbly addressed to Admiral Vernon |
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| The tryal of Sir Chaloner Ogle, Kt. rear admiral of the blue before the Chief Justice of Jamaica, for an assault on the person of His Excellency Mr. Trelawney, the Governor, committed in his own house, in Spanish Town, on the 22nd day of July last : with authentic copies of the several letters that passed on that occasion, between Mr. Concanen, now Attorney General of the Island, Sir Chaloner Ogle, and A-----1 V-------. |
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| The Vernon papers |
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| Vernoniad |
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